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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

3

Beckley 400 Rooms Short For Huntington Band Festival

Huntington hosts the Seventh Annual West Virginia High School Band Festival with about 43 bands expected. Beckley classified as A and Glenn Sallack's band left at 6 am to reach Huntington. Lions Club donated nearly $29 to help cover transport costs. Residents are asked to offer rooms for up to 3,000 participants. parade at noon Saturday and concerts tonight and Friday feature Huntington Symphony Orchestra and Marshall College Madrigal Club.

Glenn Sallack Beckley Huntington Charleston C. Beckley Overgaard Wayne University Eugene Weigal Ohio State University Vos Passen Cincinnati University Atlanta Georgia Marshall College Gymnasium Hinton West Virginia A. I. Marple Fairfield Stadium City Auditorium Huntington Symphony Orchestra Marshall College Madrigal Club Central High School

Band Joins Others at State Band Festival in Huntington Today

Local column lists numerous arrivals departures and visits. Notable items include Mrs. W. C. Rogers and infant Sheila Gay moved home from Raleigh General Hospital. I. C. Prince heads to Los Angeles on business. Earl McKinney from High Point visits Ridge Avenue. and several moves to or from Charleston, Huntington, and Beckley. The piece also notes Mrs. E A Reilly plans a Huntington weekend for the band festival and railroads handling over 90 percent of U S mail.

Huntington Calvin Moore Ridge Avenue Ruby O’brien Parkersburg Charleston

Mrs Lewis Heads Junior Woman's Club In Elkins

Mrs Charles Scott Lewis Jr was elected president of the Junior department of the Woman's Club replacing Mrs John Engleby. New officers include Lee Holliday and Estelle Agee among others with a state convention set for May 15 and 16 in Elkins.

The Woman's Club Charles Scott Lewis, Jr John Engleby Lee Holliday Estelle Agee J. W. Walters Eleanor Smith Grace Hutchinson Junior Department Elkins Julia Anne Ellison Jean Givens Morton Talbott Phyllis Davis Charles Huffman Ruth Wilson Virginia Sue Crawford Bridge

Pax High students planned for state press conference

Pax High School journalism class under Miss Shirley Thomas will attend the United High School Press Conference at Marshall College on May 9. Two official delegates will be chosen to represent Pax High, from winners of the class news writing contest. Other members may attend at their own expense with voting rights restricted to delegates. a regular army officer will speak to guide a war effort supporting national defense.

By_ Register Pax High Shirley Thomas United High School Marshall College Pax Army

Blue Jay School stag es a late night stage show Magic Piper

Blue Jay School presents the three act operetta The Magic Piper at Shady Spring High School auditorium tonight at 8 pm Miss Grace Lynch accompanies on piano The Pied Piper theme features a large cast of students including Suphfronia Durham Rudolph Meador and many others with Ray Cox as the clown rat

Blue Jay Shady Spring High School Grace Lynch Hamlin Suphfronia Durham Rudolph Meador Town Crier Mary Grace Fourney Grechen Patty Houchins Katrina Robert Matherly Hans Freddy Ray McCommack Peter Dora Radford Mother Katzenheimer Rudy Radford, Jr Yacob Rosella Cox Frieda Kenneth Carter Fido Dog Griffin Lynch Warren Carter Emmit McLaughlin James G. Richmond Philip Fourney Phyllis Houchins Patricia Lynch Betty Rollyson Sylvia Hylton

Circle Has Covered Dish Supper in Church

Members of Group Four of the First Christian Church gathered for a covered dish supper and business meeting on the Raleigh County Court House Lawn. Miss Josie Harshbarger led a devotional study after the meal. Attending were Mrs. J. W. Kennison, Mrs. C. M. Doss, Mrs. Robert Hornbrook, Mrs. Walker Hall, Mrs. James Grose, Miss Josie Harshbarger, Mrs. Zora Prater, Mrs. Harry Steiner, Miss Patsy Steiner, Mrs. C. E. Kincaid, Mrs. H. G. Bird, Miss Annie Ritchie Ware, Miss Gladys McCarthy, Miss Mary Spangler, Dr. Ritchie Ware, Rev. A. H. Wilson, James Grose, and Billy Grose. They will report to the courthouse at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with a May-Day basket. prizes will go to the troop with the most artistic baskets and to the girl scout with the prettiest basket.

First Christian Church Josie Harshbarger J. W. Kennison C. M. Doss Robert Hornbrook Walker Hall James Grose Zora Prater Harry Steiner Patsy Steiner C. E. Kincaid Raleigh County Court House

Girl Scouts to take part in Raleigh May Day Festival

Mrs. Carl Sanders announced that all Raleigh County Girl Scouts will participate in the May Day Festival to be presented Saturday.

Carl Sanders Raleigh County

Waste disposal rules in Great Britain tighten burn ban

The Department of Commerce reports that burning or destroying household waste paper is illegal in Great Britain. The advisory clarifies penalties and emphasizes proper disposal methods to reduce pollution and waste improper burning.

Great Britain Department of Commerce

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